PGCB Schedules Board Meeting for May 19, 2027
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board meeting will take place at the PGCB Office of Hearings and Appeals in Harrisburg. Documentation will be made available shortly before the event.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) is set to hold its upcoming board meeting on May 19, 2027, at 10:00 AM. This event will be held at the PGCB Office of Hearings and Appeals, located on the second floor of the Strawberry Square Complex in Harrisburg, PA.
Meeting Details and Location
The meeting is part of PGCB's regular schedule of gatherings designed to address regulatory matters, licensing applications, and compliance issues within Pennsylvania's gaming industry. The venue, PGCB Office of Hearings and Appeals, is specifically geared to facilitate industry oversight.
Documentation and Access
As of now, the meeting documents and presentations have not been made available. Attendees can expect them to be released close to the meeting date. Until then, details can be requested via the PGCB Communications Bureau by submitting a form, and responses will be processed within 2-3 business days.
Video and Audio Recordings
Although current video and audio recordings for the meeting are unavailable, PGCB maintains an archive of recordings dating back to May 2010. For older sessions, individuals may contact the Communications Bureau to obtain access to specific recordings.
Participation and Updates
Stakeholders, including operators and regulators, are encouraged to participate to stay informed about key issues impacting the gaming sector. Information on how to access meeting documents and video/audio links will be updated on the PGCB website prior to the event.
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